The milder winter conditions in Rajasthan could lead to reduced rainfall and warmer temperatures, impacting agriculture and water resources in the region. Historically, western disturbances have played a crucial role in bringing colder weather and precipitation to northern and central India. A decrease in their frequency could result in less snowfall in hilly regions like Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand, potentially affecting water availability downstream. Additionally, the lack of significant rainfall in Rajasthan and neighbouring states such as Punjab and Haryana may lead to drier conditions, impacting winter crops and increasing the risk of water scarcity.